Rubbish spills onto streets as industrial action continues
Union says pay offer would be well below inflation; council says it is ‘fair and reasonable’.
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What to do about graffiti in Brunswick? That’s the $64,000 question
Council launches graffiti removal blitz after explosion of tagging during the pandemic.
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Field of nine for May 21 poll in Wills
Greens’ candidate Sarah Jefford draws bottom place on the ballot paper.
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Discovering the hidden treasures within Brunswick’s record stores
Record Store Day finds three of the suburb’s shops carving their own niches.
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Following in the footsteps of history
Sydney Road walking tours could become a regular event.
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Khalil is sitting pretty in the battle for Wills
The Greens’ Sarah Jefford would need an 8% swing to win the seat for the first time.
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Blow for Bunnings in bid for new Brunswick store
VCAT rules against controversial $21 million development in Glenlyon Road.
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Neighbourhood House quits Saxon Street project
Council lodges planning application for new community hub.
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Brunswick Market up for sale again
The Sydney Road property last sold just two years ago for $17 million.
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Students return to remote learning as COVID cases spread
A Year 12 formal has been traced as the source of an outbreak at Brunswick Secondary College.
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